Todd Solondz's sophomore feature is an unflinchingly bleak portrait of what it's like to enter adolescence.
‘Welcome to the Dollhouse’ Review: An Uncomfortably Comic Portrait of Adolescence’s Tragedies
Tag: 1995
‘Toy Story’ Review: The Enduring Freshness of the First Ever Fully Computer-Animated Feature
Pixar's very first feature carries the whole studio's legacy on its shoulders and for good reason.
Heat – Review
Layered in brilliance on all count, a work as challenging as it is thrilling. (✯✯✯✯✯)
Ghost in the Shell – Review
Transcends its outer layer as an action film and remains one of the most thoughtful works of animation put on the screen. (✯✯✯✯✯)
Showgirls – Review
Excessive but always fascinating. (✯✯✯✯)
Casino – Review
Creates a portrait of a seedy world and how everything fuels itself to be thrown. (✯✯✯✯✯)
Before Sunrise – Review
In little there is much meaning. (✯✯✯✯✯)
Clueless – Review
Encapsulates its time period inside of a unique subversion of stereotypes. (✯✯✯✯)
To Die For – Review
A cleverly funny, yet frightening and sympathetic outlook at damaged people. (✯✯✯✯½)
The American President – Review
Occasionally some great writing shines, but it's hammered down by unnecessary sap. (✯✯✯)
Cinema from the Spectrum 